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Australia is a growing center for robotics and AI innovation, with strong activity in research, automation, and mining technology. The country invests heavily in autonomous systems, agriculture robotics, and healthcare solutions that improve safety and productivity. Supported by universities, startups, and government programs, Australia is building a reputation for practical, human-centered robotics and advanced manufacturing.

Skyborne’s Armed Robodog Takes Major Step Toward the Battlefield

May 15, 2026 by Mike Kalil
Skyborne Technologies' CODIAQ robotic dog

Skyborne Technologies’ killer robodog just moved closer to the frontline in a new US military testing program.

25-Year-Old’s $100M Aussie Humanoid Startup Plans US Expansion

November 2, 2025September 18, 2025 by Mike Kalil
Andromeda Abi humanoid robot

An Australian startup just secured $23 million in funding to bring its colorful social humanoid robots to the US.

Human Brain Cells Power World’s First Commercially Available Biocomputer

July 9, 2026March 6, 2025 by Mike Kalil
CL-1 Computer by Cortical Labs Powered by Human Brain Cells

Computers powered by human brain cells are officially entering the market.

AI + Human Brain Cells: Next Generation Intelligent Machines

May 4, 2026September 10, 2024 by Mike Kalil
Biocomputing

A growing number of scientists around the world are exploring the use of lab-grown brain cells for advanced computing.

Dung Beetle-Inspired AI Sensor Uses Star Navigation to Guide Drones and Robots in Darkness

November 1, 2025September 9, 2024 by Mike Kalil
Dung Beetle AI Sensor Illustration

Do dung beetles hold the key to big technological breakthroughs?

AI Avatars vs. Digital Twins, ASICS Microfactory, GAO Hypersonic Weapons Report, Predictive Cattle Breeding and More

November 4, 2025August 5, 2024 by Mike Kalil
AI Avatar or Digital Twin?

How much does Mark Zuckerberg’s vision align with digital twin technology as defined today?

The Future of Manufacturing, According to Movies

May 3, 2026May 4, 2024 by Mike Kalil
Industrial Automation in Metropolis (1927)

So as we peer beyond the Fourth Industrial Revolution, perhaps the biggest clues are within the entertainment we enjoy today. 

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